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A College Student Writes
Real Communication
No trace of inspiration and originality for either a creative writing or a creative speech course can be found in shibboleths. The student in either field must learn to see with his own eyes instead of following blind habits and to chart his ideas with individual clarity.
Especially characteristic of artistic individuals, it would seem, is their desire to communicate with others. But what is real communication? The Sermon on the Mount furnishes quick evidence of true communication. Jesus' words came forth as a consequence of his communion with his Father. It is because of this that his words carry such deep meaning, that in simplest terms he united in the Beatitudes the meek, the merciful, the pure in heart, the peacemakers, the righteous.

August 28, 1965 issue
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Eternal and Temporal Science
NEIL KENSINGTON ADAM
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Motivation for College Writing
RITA RIGGIN SWAN
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"WHEN I CONSIDER THY HEAVENS..."
Margery Todahl Blokhine
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Expressing Godlike Qualities
RALPH H. WATTINGER
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"Seek ye first the kingdom of God"
VIRGINIA P. ONDERDONK
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Physiology or Spirit?
JEAN WHITEHEAD
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A College Student Writes
JEANNE COLETTE LA BERCE
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The Possibilities of Intelligence
Helen Wood Bauman
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The Rebellion Against Absolutes
William Milford Correll
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A LIBRARIAN'S PRAYER
Bonny Norman Gregory
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In my experience problems of...
Bruce Lloyd Warrell
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I first heard of Christian Science...
Freda M. Coles
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"Ye shall know the truth, and...
Grace M. Froome with contributions from Edward Froome
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When I was about twelve years...
Blanche C. Pollock
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It has been a great blessing to...
Eric Morgan
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For many years I have enjoyed...
Jane Gibson Casterline Krueger
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from W. Carl Thomas, Mary S. Carey